Hamilton Beach 05520C Use And Care - Page 11

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840115700 Ev00.qxd 6/6/03 8:59 AM Page 11 How to Clean The evaporative, wick-type humidifier adds moisture to the air in the form of water vapor, by using a fan to force air through a moistened-filter medium. To ensure the proper and efficient operation of your humidifier, the following cleaning and maintenance procedures must be followed. Failure to follow the recommended care and maintenance instructions could lead to a buildup of micro-organisms, including algae, bacteria, and mildew, which may lead to respiratory or other ailments in some individuals. wWARNING To reduce risk of electric shock: • Always unplug before cleaning. • Do not immerse fan enclosure in water or other liquid. Cleaning the Humidifier Wipe the fan enclosure, control panel, and cord with a damp cloth or sponge. Daily Maintenance: 1. Turn off the humidifier and unplug it from electrical outlet. 2. Lift off the fan enclosure and remove the filter. 3. Remove the water tank and tray and carry them to the sink. Pour any remaining water into the sink. 4. Rinse the water tray and tank thoroughly to remove any dirt or sediment. Wipe clean, then dry with a clean cloth or paper towel. 5. Reinstall the water tray and filter, replace the fan enclosure, and refill the water tank with cool tap water as instructed on page 7. NOTE: To prolong the life of the filter, it is recommended that you turn over the filter each time you fill the water tank. Weekly Maintenance: 1. Turn off the humidifier and unplug it from electrical outlet. 2. Lift off the fan enclosure and remove the filter. 3. Remove the water tank and tray and carry them to the sink. Pour any remaining water into the sink. 4. To remove scale caused by hard water deposits and to clean the tank and water tray, these parts can be either cleaned in a dishwasher or washed by hand. 5. Inspect the filter each week. If it becomes hard to the touch, or shows discoloration (caused by mineral deposits or mold/mildew buildup), it should be replaced. See page 16 for information about ordering a replacement filter. 6. After cleaning and drying all parts, follow the instructions on page 6 to reassemble the humidifier. If the humidifier will not be used for at least two weeks, see the "Storing the Humidifier" section. 11

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WARNING
To reduce risk of electric shock:
Always unplug before cleaning.
Do not immerse fan enclosure in water or other liquid.
Daily Maintenance:
1.
Turn off the humidifier and unplug it
from electrical outlet.
2.
Lift off the fan enclosure and remove
the filter.
3.
Remove the water tank and tray
and carry them to the sink. Pour
any remaining water into the sink.
4.
Rinse the water tray and tank
thoroughly to remove any dirt or
sediment. Wipe clean, then dry
with a clean cloth or paper towel.
5.
Reinstall the water tray and filter,
replace the fan enclosure, and refill
the water tank with cool tap water
as instructed on page 7.
NOTE:
To prolong the life of the filter,
it is recommended that you turn over
the filter each time you fill the water
tank.
How to Clean
The evaporative, wick-type humidifier
adds moisture to the air in the form of
water vapor, by using a fan to force air
through a moistened-filter medium.
To ensure the proper and efficient
operation of your humidifier, the
following cleaning and maintenance
procedures must be followed.
Failure to follow the recommended care
and maintenance instructions could
lead to a buildup of micro-organisms,
including algae, bacteria, and mildew,
which may lead to respiratory or other
ailments in some individuals.
Cleaning the Humidifier
Wipe the fan enclosure, control panel, and cord with a damp cloth or sponge.
Weekly Maintenance:
1.
Turn off the humidifier and unplug
it from electrical outlet.
2.
Lift off the fan enclosure and remove
the filter.
3.
Remove the water tank and tray and
carry them to the sink. Pour any
remaining water into the sink.
4.
To remove scale caused by hard
water deposits and to clean the tank
and water tray, these parts can be
either cleaned in a dishwasher or
washed by hand.
5.
Inspect the filter each week. If it
becomes hard to the touch, or
shows discoloration (caused by
mineral deposits or mold/mildew
buildup), it should be replaced.
See page 16 for information about
ordering a replacement filter.
6.
After cleaning and drying all parts,
follow the instructions on page 6
to reassemble the humidifier. If the
humidifier will not be used for at
least two weeks, see the “Storing
the Humidifier” section.
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